Few artists straddle modern dance music’s various eras, subgenres and guises like London-born producer Ben Pettit. Down and dirty drum ’n' bass, twitchy breakbeat, full-throated soulful house; across a 25-year recording career, his releases have embodied pirate radio’s exhilarating sense of discovery and raving's promise of escape. “Super Sharp Shooter” (originally released in 1995 and practically glued into the flight case of any savvy international DJ) is his rightful calling card: a woozy, six minute masterpiece of gunshot drums, G-funk synths and that almighty jungle-infused drop. But Zinc’s trademark is a deep, diverse bench of hits. Recent Maverick Sabre hook-up “Through It All” is a rattling blast of soaring pop emotion. And “Wile Out” is a straight-up, carnival ready monster, blessed with a trampoline bounce, popping drums and Ms. Dynamite in the form of her career.